MUJERES Y PODER
ONCE TV – MEXICO-ONCE
GRISELDA ALVAREZ: ABRIENDO BRECHA
For about twenty years ago I paid a visit to Once TV in
Mexico City. Five television programmes produced by Once TV was given me as a
gift. Due to the new covid-19 situation in 2020, I have time to evaluate my
privat film and video collections. Therefore I have decided to view the five
televison programmes produced by Once TV once again in 2021. The title of the
programmes is: « Mujeres y Poder « Women and power».
The title of the television programme is in Spanish: « Griselda
Alvarez: Abriendo brecha».
For your information only: I had no knowledge of the famous
Mexican lady who is presented in the programme. But I got fascinated by the
story of her life. Griselda Alverez was born April 2, 1913 and died March 26,
2009 at an age of 95. She was the first female governor of Mexico. Griselda
Alverez was Governor of the state of Colima from 1979 to 1985.
She was a poet, writer and teacher educated in writing and composition at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
PUBLIC OFFICE
She was a Senator from the state of Jalisco from 1976 to
1979.Governor of Colima from 1979 to 1985. A founder of : « Center of Attention
to Women», « The Mexican Women’s Alliance» and « The Mexican Association of
Social Wellbeing».
The television programme is contenting an interview with Griselda Alverez about her family, about her education and childhood and her political work. For personal protection, she still is keeping her private revolver which she love to demonstrate for the interviewer!
Writing career
Her works include: Cementerio de Pajaros 1956, Dos cantos 1959, Desierta compania 1961, Letania erotica para la paz 1963, La sombra nina 1965, Anatomia superficial 1967 and Estacion sin nombre 1972.
The programme was produced in 1999 by Isabelle Tardan.
SOME FACTS ABOUT ONCE TV – CANAL ONCE MEXICO
ONCE is a Mexican educational broadcast television network
owned by National Polytechnic Institute. The network began broadcasting in 1959.The headquarters in
situated in Mexico City.
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